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25 New & Useful PHP Techniques & Tutorials
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PHP is the most popular and widely accepted server side scripting language among developers due to its easy to learn nature, free of cost and its large ever increasing helpful community. Here are 25 useful PHP techniques and tutorials, most of which have been published only in this year.
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Creating user-defined RSS feeds in WordPress
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If you need to create a special feed for your wordpress follow this tutorial. You can create special feeds for specific categories, feeds in different formats,... just by creating a php interating through posts and then using it as a template for a new page. Simple as that...
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MySQL database class using Singleton design pattern
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Using the Singleton design pattern is a simple way to limit the number of class instances to one, helps keep database connections organized, and can also save memory. The PHP code below is a basic example on how to use the Singleton pattern to create a database class. This class can be used to manage a database connection throughout PHP script execution.
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6 Tips To Secure Your Website or Blog
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Security is a very important issue in managing a website because a small problem could have very large consequences. And the larger the website, the more important it is to take care of the website security. The main reason for security is to keep private data safe and to prevent unauthorized access whether it is by using SSL to encrypt the page or are using complex passwords they are all for the
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Php Login Script using MySQL Database
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If you need to password protect your pages, or content, you must deploy some sort of authentication mechanism so that only allowed users can access the material. Using Php and some database, in my case, MySQL, you can develop a sufficiently secure login system to prevent the material from unauthorized access. Lets have a brief overview of the login system:
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Solutions to Cross-Site Scripting (XSS) Attack
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Cross-site scripting attack is a type of computer security vulnerability typically found in web applications which allow code injection by malicious web users into the web pages viewed by other users. Often look perfectly fine on the end-users side who may be subject to unauthorized access, theft of sensitive data, and financial loss. Here are a few cross-site scripting attack scenarios you may f
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Is Your PHP Code Secure?
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Consider all input data tainted like the moldy piece of cheese in the back of your fridge. In PHP, a general rule of thumb is that all data in PHP’s superglobals ($_POST, $_GET..etc) should be considered tainted.
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